The Council on Forensic Sciences (CFS) is a not-for-profit organization which holds Council status within the American Chiropractic Association. The CFS provides graduate and postdoctoral needs-based educational activities in forensic sciences for forensic examiners.

The ACA Council on Forensic Sciences offers education in forensic sciences for those interested in the field of forensics (application of medical facts to legal issues and/or proceedings). This includes such topics as disability determination systems or programs, impairment rating systems, independent medical examinations (IMEs), functional (work) capacity and physical assessment (Federal) systems, return to work and fitness for duty (DOT) assessment, fraud and abuse investigation, compliance issues, post payment audits, ethics issues, documentation formulation, informed consent and/or expert witness activities.

Mark your Calendars

CFS Annual Educational meeting
October 4-6, 2012
Marriott Oak Brook Hills Resort
Oak Brook Hills, IL
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program details

Due to popular demand, the Council on Forensic Sciences has created a unique opportunity for Student ACA (SACA) members interested in the field of forensic sciences. *FREE* CFS student membership is contingent upon current student membership in the American Chiropractic Association.

Click here for a student application. Free CFS

Questions about your student membership? Contact your local SACA representative or the ACA at http://www.ACAtoday.com..

Training programs

Council on Forensic Sciences offers education in forensic sciences for forensic examiners. This includes such topics as impairment rating systems independent medical examinations fraud and abuse articles discussing functional (work) capacity and physical assessment.

The Council on Forensic Sciences offers live and online education classes that apply toward forensic diplomate requirements.

Session 21 click here for details

*Impairment rating*

AMA Guides 6th edition click here for details

Online non-diplomate classes are offered which may be eligible for CEU credit in your state.

For CEU forensic programs, visit CHIROCREDIT.COM

If your organization would like a local live program offered then contact Dr. Warren Jahn at drwjahn@ix.netcom.com or 770-740-1999.

AMA Guides 6th edition

Council on Forensic Sciences offers education in forensic sciences for forensic examiners. This includes such topics as impairment rating systems independent medical examinations fraud and abuse articles discussing functional (work) capacity and physical assessment.